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ROBERT CATERSON 


GENERAL 


MONUMENTAL WORK 


Mausoleums, Vaults, 


Monuments, Etc. 


WOODLAWN NEW YORK CITY 


Orreke GE ANID EIWrO Ri Kes 


233rd Street, Cor. Verio Avenue, Main Entrance to Cemetery 
ALSO 


TEXAS AND NEW YORK GRANITE CO. 


Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1905, 
By ROBERT CATERSON, 
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C. 





OFFICE AT WOODLAWN, N. Y. CITY 
also 
OFFICE OF THE TEXAS & N. Y. GRANITE CO. 





STATE CAPITOL AT AUSTIN, TEXAS 


Built of red granite from Mr, Caterson’s quarry, Granite Mt., Texas 


Thntroduction. 


=q)HIS exhibit of the monumental work of Robert Caterson 
i] embraces some of the more important of the Mausoleums, 


Vaults and Monuments, that he has produced in the past 





thirty-four years of his experience, partly showing its extent 
and general character, and an aid to those contemplating such work 
or other mortuary memorials in the varied suggestions presented. 
Although the greater portion will be found in Woodlawn Cemetery, 
New York City—adjoining which his office and establishment are 
located—it may be seen at various points widespread in the States, 
and some of it across the ocean. 

The development of mortuary architecture, particularly that of 
mausoleums and vaults, has necessarily been closely followed in such a 
large and varied experience; so, whether the problem be one of a costly 
outlay or of limited means, this experience should assure the achieve- 
ment of the desired result. 

Monumental work, to most fitly serve its purpose, should first 
attain to the very highest excellence in design and durability of material. 
Granite, being mostly used for exterior exposures, is of such a varied 
character that a quality meeting all the requirements is found in few 
quarries in the country. These are chiefly in the New England States, 
and Mr. Caterson’s connections with them is such as to secure the 
most perfect stock obtainable. His varied work, however, requires 
an unlimited field of production, and, whether from our home quarries 
or the well-known quarries of Aberdeenshire, Scotland, or his own exten- 
sive quarries at Granite Mountain, Texas, none are too remote to be 
reached, and from them has been gathered the varied material pro- 
ducing the Huntington, Coster, Ehret, Hobart and other Mausoleums, 


the State Capitol at Austin, Texas, and the sundry vaults and 


monuments herein shown, even including the jetties and sea-wall 
at Galveston. 

Marble is also a monumental material in common use, and next 
to granite in demand. But, as the different quarries, native and foreign, 
produce such a variable quality in texture, hardness and_ durability, 
care and experience is required in its selection. It is impracticable 
to illustrate the interiors of the several mausoleums, some of which, 
in their marble decorations, carvings, mosaics, bronzes and stained 
glass, are productions of the most elaborate and artistic character. 

It is thus seen that Mr. Caterson is prepared and qualified to execute 
any work entrusted to him, and will gladly exhibit designs and submit 


proposals for such as may be contemplated. 


233d St. and Verio Ave., 
Woodlawn, N. Y. City. 


INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS 


Ped PAGE 


ARMOUR, CHARLES W. .. é ee! * sa. 2) oe <a ; 133 
AMMON:, COLSa) OFN® H Siegmer » enw steak > eS eee ob LOL 
Brockway, Horace H. Se a en ee es ee 118 
BURKE, EDWARD) | 3 O45 cue ee es ee ae ee to 
BEADLESTON, EBENEZER es ee. eae bt “0 3 ee 19 
BRADLEY, N. L. BG “re ee Ree a GR) a ee vo) pe eey? 
Bakers berer Ce oo. BS le yet ae 5 Lian ee: ; 43 
BERNHEIMER, SIMON Hea De ee lee ee , SLOG 
Bates, A. W. ip Se hee > et ee, ae res 109 
BLACKINGION,  WHLLIAM: 0. 7 a) Pyne ns Oo ee é _ PAS 
Brown, W. S. oy fare See ee rays ; : : : 145 
Bost Wick A) ABEZEAT eM  . | 5cy Sige a ee ee ree ed SG 
BECKER,. | OSEPH aim f.0 “<)0 bogey espe ce te eee 27 
BRAND) 4JAMBS 5 ne Pe 8 oeek poe ES Be Se 
BOoretOTIS Wi vase. 2) ee 3. i : Awe ry aS? 128 
BATJER, HENRY . , ; f ; “ : : : , : c , 20S 
BEri MARSHAL “ome @ Pee hee ey oP ee ee ; 69 
BuTLER, GEORGE H.H. . : ‘ : : : ; : ; ; A gay 
CURTISS WALLIAM.B io et ® Oe 9 | mn te ee ee 79 
CosTEeR, CORNELIUS F. : : , : : , : . 3 . eee 
CLEews, HENRY a a ue oe tt) gee ‘ ‘ ; : 29 
Cor, ELMorE F. oe em ee mm ne CECE eee eee Orr 
CHAMBERS. | LSAAC? uma) ty ein Ree ret ap: 154 
CuMINGS, JOSEPED 00) 7) ea pe re |) 
CoLWELL, WILLIAM H. . 2 en eee A eA ee: S6 
CoRRELL, FREDERICK So ts ee hee en ee . 89 
GoRBIN, "AUSTH 4.0.) 40" 2 A, ae ; 108 
Cossitt, FREDERICK H. . a ae 4, ee oe, | aE ee” oc 
CasE, WaTSoN E. Se oe CA ae oe pte Sp ian ro 82 
Cockcrort, JAcos H. V. ee a oe VO Ne eee ee Sk a eeY: 
CORDES. IBE LL) > eee ee ee ; ee eo Se. ee 85 
Dienst, MARTIN oe : : se DOs 9 oe Rae Ee fp 
Daty, Hon. CuHartes P. meet wie oe ge eee Be Ay 
DAENIKER, HENRY H. Pe ee Ps | ee 
Davis, Joun-H.~ » 09-3 5) Ge 5 88 


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De Forrest, CATHERINE 
De Bary, A. 
DIEFENTHALER—ROHE . 
Exias, H. 

Enret, GEORGE 

FACHIRI, PANDELI Y. 
FLYNN, Maurice B. 
FARRELL, Epwarp J. 
Gross, RuDOLPH C. 
GRUNER, SIEGFRIED 
Groves, GEORGE M. 
GOLDBACKER, ERNEST 
GENTLE MEMORIAL 

Hoyt, ALFRED M. 
HAMMOND, Epwarp A. 
Howe, W. P. .< 
Horprook, Harry 
Hacain, Marcaret S. 
TIART OH ENRYG Wier 92) | 3 
Hopart, Hon. Garret A. 
LAT IGE AS ; 
HunTINGTON, Co.uis P. . 
Hays, JAcos, JR. 

Howes, SETH B. 

Hoyt, REUBEN > 6 ee 
HUNTINGTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL 
HAMILTON, WILLIAM C. 
Hays, Preston 

HIGGINS, GEORGE . 
HENEs, J. F. 

Hoan.ey, Russeuy H. . 
HaALiipay, ALEXANDER 
JENNINGS, P. S. 

Jones, HERMAN Le Roy 
Kosse, BENJAMIN F. 
KIMBALL, ALONZO 

Ketty, BERNARD 

LESHER, STEPHEN R. 


PAGE 
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Lyatu, Davip C. 
LatHRrop, DyER 
Luninc, JOHN N. 
MaANDEVILLE—RICE 
Marret, ANDREW 
Mowry, W. S. 
Mrinrorpb, THOMAS 
MEYER, CHRISTOPHER 
Mix, JAMEs B. 

Meyer, PETER F. 
McLean, JAmes M. 
McCarren, ALEXANDER 
NeEtson, NATHANIEL 
Newron, B., M.D. 
Nog, N. M. 

NATHAN, JAcos L. 
Norsury, Dr. Joun F. 
NaAuMBURG, ELKAN 
Oscoop, GEORGE A... 
Percy, Pror. SAMUEL R. 
PALMER, STEPHEN S. 
Penro.tp, A. D. 
PINKNEY, JOHN M. 
Pack Hee 

PEARSON, SAMUEL W. 
PEARSON, FREDERICK 
PaLMER, HERBERT F. 
PORTER—VALENTINE 
Rotston, Roswe.t G. 








Roprnson, WILLIAM A. 
RANDELL, JouHN M. 
REED, Cy Cx! 
RICHARD, A. 
SIMONTON, JAMES W. 
Swenson, S. M. 

SHaw, E. L. 

SAUER, WILLIAM 
SCHLOSSER, JACOB 


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SwAN—CALLENDER 
SEYMOUR, JOHN S. 
STIVERS, Rurus M. 
STUART, JOSEPH 
STANFORD, Hon. LELAND 
STEDENBURG, REINHARD 
SrMpSON, WILSON 
SvKEs, MarTIN L. 
Skippy, FRANCIS 
SMITH, ALFRED G. 
STEVENSON, V. K. 
SCHMITT, JACOB 
SMITH, JAMES N. 
SmitTH, NATHANIEL 


SEYMouR, WILLIAM W. & J. . 


Turck, SOLOMON 
(AUGOT ES ab: 

TeErFtT, Erastus T. 
TALMAN, GEORGE H. 
TEFFT, WILLIAM E. 
TuHompson, S. C. 
THOMAS, SAMUEL A. 
Van CorTLAND, AUGUSTUS 
VERMILYE, WILLIAM M. 
Vait, THEODORE F. 
WENDELL, JACOB 
Weeks, Barrow S. 
Wartrous, CHARLES 
Weper, Joun H. 
WELLER, J. H. 
WALLACE, JAMES 
Wetter, Josepu H. 
Watson, Joun H. 
WHEELER—GOULD 


WarRREN, Rev. E. WALPOLE 


Watson, JOuN 


Youmans, Dr. WILLIAM J. 


ZELTNER, HENRY’ 





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THE COLLIS P. HUNTINGTON MAUSOLEUM 


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THE HON. GARRET A. HOBART MAUSOLEUM 


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THE JABEZ A. BOSTWICK MAUSOLEUM 
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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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THE JAMES M. McLEAN MAUSOLEUM 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Kensico Cemetery, Kensico, N. Y. 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 





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THE GEORGE HIGGINS MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE EIBE D. CORDTS MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 





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Kensico Cemetery, Kensico, N. Y. 





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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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THE WILLIAM M. VERMILYE MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Calvary Cemetery, Long Island, N. Y. 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 








Robert Caterson 


THE W. P. HOWELL MONUMENT 
Kensico Cemetery, Kensico, N. Y. 


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Robert Caterson 


THE WILLIAM W. & J. SEYMOUR MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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THE CATHERINE DE FORREST MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Salem Fields Cemetery, Long Island, N. Y. 


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Robert Caterson 


THE E. L. SHAW MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


111 





Robert Caterson 


THE BERNARD KELLY MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE GEORGE M. GROVES MONUMENT 


Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE WILLIAM SAUER MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


117 





Robert Caterson 


THE HORACE H. BROCKWAY MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


118 


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Robert Caterson 


THE ALEXANDER HALLIDAY MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


119 





Robert Caterson 


THE E. B. TALCOTT MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


120 


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Robert Caterson 


THE A. D. PENFOLD MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 





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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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THE A. RICHARD MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE J. H. WELLER MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 





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THE WILLIAM S. BLACKINGTON MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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THE ERNEST GOLDBACHER MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 





Robert Caterson 


THE CHARLES W. ARMOUR MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


133 


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THE BENJAMIN F. KOBBE MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE DYER LATHROP MONUMENT 
Albany Rural Cemetery, Albany, N. Y. 


137 


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THE GEORGE H. TALMAN MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


138 





Robert Caterson 


THE HENRY H. DAENIKER MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


139 





Robert Caterson 


THE SAMUEL W. PEARSON MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


140 


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Robert Caterson 


THE RUSSELL H. HOADLEY MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


144 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE ALEXANDER McCARREN MONUMENT 


Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


149 





Robert Caterson 


THE E. WALPOLE WARREN, D.D., MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Robert Caterson 


THE MARGARET S. HAGGIN MONUMENT 


Santa Barbara, California 


151 





Robert Caterson 


THE GEORGE H. H. BUTLER MONUMENT 
‘Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 





Robert Caterson 


THE HENRY W. HART MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


153 





Robert Caterson 


THE ISAAC P. CHAMBERS MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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THE THEODORE F. VAIL MONUMENT 
Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Woodlawn Cemetery, New York City 


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Following is a list of some of our clients whose work is necessarily omitted, not having 
the necessary photos for reproduction. 


Adams, Thatcher M. . 


Acker Games 

Allen, Ethan 
Anderson Memorial 
Auchincloss, Hugh 
Allen, M. J. 
Anderson, H. H. 


Baird, John 
Barnes, John S. 
Bascom, John 
Bates, Martin 
Beck, Frederick 
Blinn, Christian 
Bischoff, Henry 
Bollesy Eas 
leh za, Wie dby 4c 
Brinckerhoff, G. G. 
Botta, V., Prof. 
Brown, Martin B. 


Case, Gabriel 
Compton, R. A. and A. 
Cauldwell, William 
Chesebrough, Robert 
Clarkson, William R. 
Colgate, Bowles 
Conger, Clarence R. 
Conover, William F. 
Curtis, Mrs. Seen 
Clark, Geo. B. 


Dam, A. J. 
Denning, hs Ale 
Duclos, Mrs. H. P. 
Dyckman, Isaac M. 
De Peyster, Henry 
Doty, Drie Be 
Dooley, W. A. . 
Day, Horace W. 
Day, Henry Mills 
Driscoll, Chas. F. - 
Dickens, Milo 


Earl, Geo. D. - 
Edwards, Walter 
Eyre, M. C. 


Fischer, Mrs. Margaret S. - 
Fish, Harvey & Sons . 
Fitzgerald, Louis, Gen. . 


Flint, Fred. W. 
Folsom, David 


ee Nie Yon City 


Allegheny, Pa. 
~ MNS Ye Grey 


IN City, 


: : Madison, Wis. 
ee Nea Yeu City, 


N. Y. City 


Wallingford, Conn. 
: . City 


1. Y. City 
ce 


Hartford, Conn. 


. Inwood, N. Y. City 


N. Y. City 


; Omaha, Neb. 
Danbury, Conn. 


Kinderhook, N. Y. 
N. Y.-City 
ce 


N. Y. City 





Freeman, F: P. 
Farrish, John T. 
Farley, Patrick es 
Fulton, Mrs. Hannah 


INDY ce City, 


Yonkers, N.Y: 


Geoffroy, Nicholas ~: 2 « WoN- YsCity 
Gildersleeve, ‘Hon. Henry A. a 
Green, George an ee if 
Greene | Ashton BG 
Goodman, Samuel re Ss 
Godireys Ghassan up 
Grinnell, Geo. B. oe. Ole, . 
Griswold] ass: \ asa s 
Gould, Edward O. AS es ye ub 


Gieen ease Gomes Katonah, N. Y. 
Hatch, Albert J. 
Haven, John 
Hendrickson, John 


Ne. Y. City 


ce 


Ie hiojornyol Sy AR MMEIDR * 
Haysee) Gwiitt: Ci uy 
Hays, Gilbert F. ee ue 

Ted's CoxmeIN GV lon ©) Sn eS 
Hitchings, C. E. ge Seas a 
Handy, Parker ac DAG am 
Bowes We Wee a e 
Hillhouse, Gen. Thos. Ag i rt 
Ingraham. Hon. D. P. ING Nee Gity, 
Inman, S. M. Atlanta, Ga. 
Inman, John H. Ney. City 
Iselin, Adrian, Jr. nae - 
Ivison, D. B. eee tee. = 


James, Gen. Thos. L. 
Juillard, A. D. 
Jones, W. F. 


N. Y. City 


Wellsville, N.Y. 
Kernochan, Mrs. Louisa M. N. 
Ketcham, Enoch . ett Je 
Kohler, H. R. Staten Island, N. Y. 
Keeler, Mrs. Caroline E. Nae City: 
Kelly, Mrs. Jas. W. Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 


Y. City 


Lawrence, Bryan. .- N.Y. City 
eedss Miss Jennie/Gae " Stamford, Conn. 
Lane, Geo. W. N. Y. City 
Lester, David B. ce ae 
Loomis: hae.) 2.10 tae “ 
Littlefield, Fred. M. ae ‘ 
McClave, S. P- : N. Y. City 
McCreery, James a < 
McGown, Hon. H. P. ae. ve 


160 


McKay, D. dite 
McLean, Rev. Alex. 
McLean, Geo. H. 


McConnell, Alexander 
Marshall, H. R. 
Martin, JohnS. . 
Miller, Daniel S. 
Morris, Lewis G. . 
Mulvaney, Thos. F. 
Maynard, George 
Merrihew, S. 

Moore, Wm. D. 
Morris, Fordham 
Muller, Henry 





Nichols, Effingham H. 
Nicholson, John E. 


Orrin, Geo. and Edward . 


Oliver, John < 
Oliver, Wm. H. 


Park, Joseph 
Parker, Forrest H. 
Parker, Lewis W. 
Réck Ga GC: 

Peene Bros. : 
Perkins, Hosea B. 
Prentiss, Nath’l A. 
Putnam, Henry W. 
Palmers Hiemor 
Perkins, Geo. Ww. 
Price, iD Bee 
Pacheteau, J. 
Putnam, H. W. 


Rainey, A. H. 
Rohe, Charles 


Rosa, D. B. St. John, M.D. 


Richardson, M. B. 


Madill, Hon. Geo. H. . 


N. Y. City 


“St. Louis, Mo. 
IN Yen Gily, 


ce 


UN PE VeuGi ty 


City of Mexico 
Columbia, S. C. 
INE Ye City 


N. Y. City 


ce 


ce 


Yonkers, INiseYis 
Ven City 


Pine Bush, N. Y. 
Ne City 
“ce 


Lime Rock, Conn. 





Schrenkeisen, M. 
Scottwlinos. < 
Scribner, Chas. 
Searle, Haskell A. 
Shaw, Chas. G. 
Shayne ©. Cc 
Sherwood, Stephen 
Shrady, Dr. John 
Silleck, Henry G. 
Silleck, Walter P. 
ploanes GeO. sss 
Smith, Warren P. 
Stursberg, Herman 
Simpson, John . 
Sharpe, Gen. Geo. H. 
Schroeder, C. 
Stevenson, Hon. V. K. 
Shipsey, Jacob 
Smith, Mrs. L. R. 
Stewart, Henry P. 


Taylor, Mrs. E. F. 


Thomas, George C. . 


Tilford, Frank 
Todd, Mise Oliver U. 


anders < 


“Newark, INSEE 
NY City, 

" Yonkers, N. Y. 
Ne nity, 
Kingston, NERY: 
INmayYs 4 CILy 
Nashville, Tenn. 
ee Na Y= City 
Passaic, N. J. 


d White Plains, N. Y 


SN en Gaity, 
“Waterloo, N. Y: 
=) Neg Ves City. 
Katonah, N. Y. 


Ungrich, Henry, Jr. Y: City 
Valentine, S. H. Ney City 
Vanderbilt, C. mT eee ee ie 
Van Volkenburg, P., & Co. .- Ue 
Van Duzen, Alonzo : “ 
Von Stade, Mr. F. W. se 
Whitely, James = Ii Wah 


Whiting, James R. 


Whitlock; Mrs. D. B. . 


Williams, Geo. N. 
Willson, Chas. H. 
Watson, Danl. H. 


ce 


Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 
ce 


INGe You City 


White, Charles Harcourt - 


Winch, M. F. 
Wood, A. B. 


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